Vice President JD Vance and border czar Tom Homan made public statements criticizing Catholic Church positions following Trump's social media criticism of the Pope.
Two separate news stories emerged covering Rhode Island firearms legislation and constitutional amendment discussions ahead of America's 250th anniversary.
The White House indicates a planned meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping could be delayed.
A high-speed crash allegedly involving street racers in Tucson split a car in half, killing a 3-year-old girl and injuring her pregnant mother.
YouTuber Nick Shirley criticized California legislation while Rep. Ro Khanna addressed immigration policies in separate public appearances.
Prime Minister Starmer confronts challenges over assisted dying legislation and rising heating oil costs affecting households.
President Trump disclosed Rep. Neal Dunn's private health condition during a press conference, prompting House Speaker Mike Johnson to note the information wasn't public.
A federal immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis and St. Paul led to widespread absences from work and school and ongoing economic impacts for local businesses.
Republican Senator Tim Sheehy safely executed an emergency landing in a Montana field Friday after his aircraft experienced engine failure during training.
The Democratic National Committee wrapped up its weekend meeting in New Orleans without addressing calls from party members regarding Palestine policy.
Lawmakers are discussing potential voting legislation and constitutional amendments related to citizenship and electoral processes.
Ex-Conservative minister Crispin Blunt pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis and crystal meth following a police raid on his Surrey home.
Representative Mark Harris demands answers about UNC Charlotte abortion doula training while federal reproductive health funding faces potential delays.
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband indicates government may intervene on energy bills as oil and gas prices surge due to Middle East conflict.
House Republicans led by James Comer introduced bills aimed at preventing federal fraud in states including Minnesota and California.
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